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501. Hermann Haase
502. Hermann Heinemann
503. Hermann Renner
504. Hermann Voss
505. Hermina Josefa Sedelmeyer
506. Herr Gillmann
507. Herr Kautz
508. Himmler order to liquidate ghettos
509. Hoogsteder
510. Hr. Schneider
511. Hugh Andrew Johnstone Munro
512. Huijbert Ketelaar
513. Humbert-Guillaume-Laurent Borremans
514. Hummel Helmutvon
515. Humphry Ward
516. Huyghe assessment on Schloss paintings
517. Huyghe reminder to Lefranc of preemptive rights by the Louvre for objects or collections of interest
518. Huyghe reminder to Lefranc of preemptive rights by the Louvre for objects or collections of interest, 1943-06-02 (document)
519. Hélène Adhémar
520. Héris
521. Hôtel Drouot
522. Imprint
523. Inquiry by Henraux with Judge Simon about the legitimacy of restitution request filed by the Schloss heirs
524. Inquiry by Valland about publication of a historical Schloss document
525. Inquiry submitted by Dr. Paul Emile Weil to the CRA regarding three Schloss paintings
526. Inspection of Tulle crates by Favier and his team
527. Instruction from Darquier de Pellepoix to Lefranc to travel to Limoges
528. Instruction to Darquier de Pellepoix to order the transport of the Schloss collection to Vichy
529. Interior of a Catholic Church
530. Interior of a smithy
531. International conference on cultural property protection at The Hague
532. Internment of 4000 Jews in Drancy
533. Invasion and subsequent ocucpation of Norway and Denmark by German military forces
534. Invasion of Czechoslovakia on 15 March 1939 signaling the end of the Appeasement Policy favored by Great Britain
535. Invasion of Greece by Italian troops
536. Invasion of Poland by German forces
537. Invasion of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia by German troops
538. Inventory attached to Lucie's Schloss will
539. Inventory registration of the assets of Lucie Haas Schloss
540. Investigation by Edgar Breitenbach regarding Schloss 144 found in possession of Hans Kreuzpaintner, 12 November 1946 (document)
541. Investigation into whereabouts of Schloss 56, Schloss 3, Schloss 8., 25 February 1948
542. Investigative group led by Favier at Banque Jordaan
543. Isaac Lambertus van der Berck van Heemstede
544. Isabella-Clara van Simpelvelt
545. Israel Museum, Jerusalem
546. Issuance of the Führervorbehalt by Hans Lammers on 18 June 1938
547. Iwan Stchoukine
548. Iwate Museum of Art
549. J.-C.Cheuvreux
550. J.A.A. de Lelie
551. J.C. Pruyssenaar
552. J. Paul Getty
553. J. Paul Getty Museum
554. J. Schnell
555. Jacob Nienhuys
556. Jacomo de Wit
557. Jacques Goudstikker
558. Jacques Ignatius de Roore
559. Jacques Jaujard
560. Jacques de Bruyn
561. Jacques de Wit
562. Jan Bleuland
563. Jan Danser Nijman
564. Jan Kerkhoven
565. Jan Messchert von Vollenhoven
566. Jan de Bosch
567. Jannink Anglebert
568. Japanese air attack against the US fleet at Pearl Harbor
569. Jean-Baptiste Guillaume de Gevigney
570. Jean-Baptiste Pierre Le Brun
571. Jean-François Lefranc
572. Jean-François Lefranc thanked by René Huyghe
573. Jean-Jules Bonzans
574. Jean-Louis Laneuville
575. Jean-Mathieu Bec
576. Jean Armilhon
577. Jean Baptiste Pierre Le Brun
578. Jean Dubois
579. Jean Gautron
580. Jean Hauser
581. Jean Lorenceau
582. Jean Nériec
583. Jean Paul Timoléon de Cossé
584. Jean Petit
585. Jean Yver
586. Jeremiah Harman
587. Jeronimo de Bosch IV
588. Jeronimo de Vries
589. Jeronimus Tonnemann
590. Jeu-de-paume
591. Johan Aegidiusz. van der Marck
592. Johan van Sijpesteijn
593. Johann Matthias Heberle
594. Johann Vesque de Püttlingen
595. Johannesburg Art Gallery
596. John Heathcoat Armory
597. John Pemberton Heywood
598. John Waterloo Wilson
599. Josef Karl
600. Josef Möderl,
601. Joseph-Alexandre Lebrun
602. Joseph (Sepp) Angerer
603. Joseph Brandl
604. Joseph Duveen
605. Joseph Emmerich, Duc d’Alberg
606. Joseph Fiévez
607. Joseph Schwertl
608. Joseph Schwertl was forced to turn over to MCCP Schloss 53 and Schloss 202 on 18 October 1948 (document)
609. Josepha Bader
610. Judith Weil request for the return of Schloss paintings at the Louvre
611. Jules Porgès
612. Julia Peel
613. Julie Kraus
614. Juliette Schloss
615. Julius Böhler
616. Justification given by Huyghe for the confiscation of the Schloss collection
617. Justification given by Huyghe for the confiscation of the Schloss collection, 1943-04-18 (document)
618. Józef Franciszek Jan Potocki
619. K. W. Waldhör
620. KRIPO Munich recovered Schloss 102 from Frau Christine Hausser, 23 Apri; 1947 (document)
621. Kaiser Friedrich Museum
622. Karl Bömelburg
623. Karl Haberstock
624. Karl Haberstock note to Georges Destrem
625. Karl Obermeier
626. Karl Robert Reichsgraf von Nesselrode-Ehreshoven
627. Karl Schafer
628. Karl Scharnagl
629. Karl Schöberl
630. Katharina Neumayer
631. Knauer Fa.
632. Knoedler
633. Koller Auctions
634. Kraemer Gallery
635. Kunsthalle Bremen
636. Kunsthalle Hamburg
637. Kunsthaus Zürich
638. Kunstmueseum Bonn
639. Kurt von Behr
640. Kutzschenbach assigned to hand over money to Lefranc
641. Lady Mary Ann Otway Page-Turner
642. Lahmann
643. Landesmuseum Mainz
644. Landesmuseum Münster
645. Landrat Glötzl
646. Landscape at Sunset
647. Landscape in Moonlight
648. Landscape with snow
649. Landscape with two cows
650. Landscapes and Figures
651. Launch of 'Operation Barbarossa' against the Soviet Union
652. Laval briefed by Musso at Vichy about the situation at Chambon
653. Laval demand for an exchange of paintings between Germany and France
654. Lawrie & Co.
655. Lefanc's version of events regarding the Louvre's actions to exercise the right of pre-emption on the confiscated Schloss collection
656. Lefranc emphasis on German coopertion and uprightness
657. Lefranc inventory ex-AMN-PARIS-R32-3-3-Inventaires-Liste 1943
658. Lefranc left Banque Dreyfus with small Schloss painting
659. Lefranc presented himself to Gerlach as the aministrator of the Schloss collection
660. Lefranc received a payment of 350,000 francs
661. Lefranc report to Bonnard on events surrounding the transfer to Paris of the confiscated Schloss collection
662. Lefranc summoned for questioning
663. Lelieveld
664. Lempertz
665. Leopold Hirsch
666. Leopold II King of Belgium
667. Lepke
668. Letter from Edgar Breitenbach to Mr. Leonard regarding information on Schloss 56, 3, 8.
669. Letter from Lt. Ray Hugoboom to Lt. Smyth regarding recovered art treasures.
670. Letter from Rudolf Schleier to the German Foreign Office
671. Liberation of Auschwitz by Soviet troops
672. Liberation of Dachau concentration camp
673. Liberation of Paris
674. Liquidation of Adolphe Schloss Fils et Cie assets
675. List of 49 paintings restituted from the Louvre
676. List of looted paintings and history
677. List of paintings sold by Jean-François Lefranc
678. List of stolen Schloss items requested
679. List seeks wealth
680. Loading of Schloss collection on truck at the Banque de France in Limoges
681. Lohse corrected Lefranc's estimate involving 262 paintings
682. Lohse exchange with Utikal about reporting on the Schloss collection
683. Lohse informed by Darquier on Lefranc appointment as 'administrateur provisoire'
684. Lohse proposal to Göring
685. Lombardi
686. Lord Francis Pelham Clinton Hope
687. Lord Hertford
688. Los Angeles County Museum of History, Science and Art
689. Louis-Auguste Angran Victomte de Fonspertuis
690. Louis-Cesar Renaud de Choiseul
691. Louis-Eugène-Georges Hautecoeur
692. Louis-Émile Bertron-Auger
693. Louis Bernard Coclers
694. Louis César de la Baume le Blanc, duc de la Vallière
695. Louis Darquier de Pellepoix
696. Louis François de Bourbon, Prince de Conti
697. Louis Gaston Le Breton
698. Louis Marie Charles Liénard
699. Louis Philippe Joseph Duc d'Orléans
700. Louis Robert de Saint-Victor
701. Louise-Clémence Autran
702. Louise Boulat Schloss
703. Louvre accession ledger
704. Lucie Botton
705. Lucie Mathilde Schloss Haas
706. Lucien Bonaparte, Prince Français,1st Prince of Canino and Musignano
707. Lucien Fernandez-Patto
708. Lucien Kraemer
709. Lucien Schloss
710. Lucien Schloss in Lamastre (Ardèche)
711. Lucien Schloss request for photos of Schloss paintings
712. Lucien Schloss spotted in Nice with his brothers
713. Ludovico Gaetano Bertalazzone, Conte d’Arrache
714. Ludwig, Karl
715. Ludwig Lautenbacher
716. Lute Player
717. Léopold Goldschmidt
718. M. Barthélémy
719. M. Carrot
720. M. Chapuis
721. M. Revel
722. M. Vincent
723. M. van Parijs
724. Madame Brooks
725. Madame James Odier, Wilhelmine Sillem
726. Madame Maur
727. Madonna and child (16th cent.)
728. Madonna and child (Isenbrandt)
729. Major Silvey
730. Man with a Hat
731. Mandatory display of the yellow star by Jews in France
732. Marcel Cloup
733. Marcel Frapier
734. Marguerite Schloss
735. Maria Almas-Dietrich
736. Marie Caroline de Bourbon-Sicile, Duchesse de Berry
737. Marjorie Edris
738. Marquis d'Aoust
739. Marquis de Moustier
740. Martin Bormann
741. Martin Flersheim
742. Martin Henry Colnaghi
743. Martin Schneider
744. Martin Schubart
745. Martinus Donius van Eversdijck, vrijheer van Albrantswaard
746. Mass deportation of Hungary's Jews to Auschwitz
747. Mass deportations of Jews from Netherlands to Auschwitz and other extermination camps
748. Massacre of 34000 Jews at the ravines of Babi Yar near Kiev
749. Massive roundup of Jews in and around Paris
750. Maurice Rheims
751. Maurice Édouard Kann
752. Mauritshuis Museum
753. Max Gonfreville
754. Max Terrier
755. Maître Bonelo
756. Meeting Liénard, Ducher and van Behr
757. Meeting between Abel Bonnard, Jean-François Lefranc and Pierre Laval
758. Meeting between Favier and Armillon
759. Meeting between Göpel, Hummel, Klein and Müggel regarding the 50 million franc credit for acquiring the Schloss paintings for Linz
760. Meeting between Huyghe, Bazin, Darquier de Pellepoix and Lefranc
761. Meeting between Inspector Liénard and Joseph Angerer
762. Meeting between Karl Haberstock and Mrs. Loewenstein in Nice
763. Meeting between Laval and Schleier
764. Meeting between Lefranc and Darquier de Pellepoix
765. Meeting between Lefranc and Gaston Veveaud
766. Meeting between Lefranc and Préfet de la Haute-Vienne in Limoges
767. Meeting between Lohse, Voss, Fleischer and Dietrich in Munich
768. Meeting between Lohse and Göpel at Hotel Brighton in Paris
769. Meeting between Lohse and Göpel at the Hotel Brighton in Paris
770. Meeting between von Behr, Lohse, Lefranc and Darquier de Pellepoix regarding Jewish collections
771. Meleager presents the boar's head to Atalante
772. Merry peasant company
773. Message of thanks from René Catroux to Jean-François Lefranc
774. Michal Hornstein
775. Michel Floorisone
776. Michel Martin
777. Misset of the National Police informed by Antignac of the arrival in Paris of trucks on 11 August 1943 trucks carrying the Schloss collection
778. Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum
779. Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives (MFA&A)
780. Moonshine landscape
781. Morey Jonathan
782. Most impressive paintings in the Schloss collection
783. Mr. Bodo
784. Mr. Bonn
785. Mr. Buitenweg
786. Mr. Combes
787. Mr. Ducass
788. Mr. Ducher
789. Mr. Guérand
790. Mr. Jeanneteau
791. Mr. Jehanne
792. Mr. Magnien
793. Mr. Nicolas
794. Mr. Seek
795. Mrs. John Heinz III
796. Mrs. Loewenstein
797. Munich Central Collecting Point
798. Munich agreement of 29 September 1938
799. Museo Nacional del Prado
800. Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza
801. Museum Boijmans van Beuningen
802. Museum Het Prinsenhof
803. Museum of Fine Arts Boston
804. Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
805. Musso appeal for guidance from Pierre Laval regarding the Schloss collection
806. Musée Georges de La Tour
807. Musée Royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique
808. Musée de Flandre
809. Musée de Strasbourg
810. Musée de la céramique de Rouen
811. Musée de l’Orangerie
812. Mérault
813. Münchener Secession
814. Münchner Künstlergenossenschaft
815. NSDAP Office of Foreign Affairs
816. Nathan Katz
817. Nathan Wildenstein
818. National Gallery London
819. National Gallery Prague
820. National Gallery of Art Washinton
821. National Gallery of Canada
822. Nicolaas Charles de G
823. Nicolas Beaujon
824. Nicolas François Jacques Boileau
825. Nicolas Stolypine Duc de Montelfi
826. Nicolaus Sambo
827. Non-aggression pact signed by Germany and the Soviet Union
828. North Carolina Museum of Art
829. Note from Bundeamt to French Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding missing Schloss paintings
830. Note from Floorisone to OBIP regarding the Rubens restitution
831. Note from Floorisone to Terrier regarding restitutable Rubens painting
832. Note from Florisoone to Bazin regarding Rubens restitution
833. Notification to Gerlach of Hitler's endorsement of Göpel 6-point proposal regarding the Schloss collection
834. Notification to the German embassy in Paris of Helmut von Hummel visit to Paris at the end of May 1943
835. Notification to the Louvre of the seizure of the Schloss collection
836. OMGBavaria
837. Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
838. Office des biens et intérêts privés
839. Okayama Prefectural Museum of Art
840. Operation Havest Festival (Aktion Erntedankfest)
841. Operation Marita against Greece
842. Operation Wagner-Bürckel action against the Jews of Baden (Germany)
843. Ottilie Dona
844. Otto Abetz
845. Otto Kisov
846. Otto Naumann
847. Otto von Stülpnagel
848. Otto von Stülpnagel promoted to military commander of Occupied France
849. Palais Bourbon
850. Paul-Louis Weiller
851. Paul Chevallier
852. Paul Durand-Ruel
853. Paul Emile Weil
854. Paul Winkler
855. Paula von Kosel
856. Payment to Firma Knauer for packing and transportation services
857. Payment to R. Gauthier for photographing paintings from the Schloss collection
858. Payment to the transport company Pusey regarding Schloss collection
859. Peasants smoking near a fireplace
860. Peter Coxe
861. Peter Isaac Thellusson
862. Philip of Burgundy
863. Philipp Faulhaber
864. Philippe Panné
865. Philippe Pétain
866. Philippus van der Schley
867. Pierre-Henri Teitgen
868. Pierre André Joseph Knyff
869. Pierre Bezine
870. Pierre Cathala
871. Pierre Duchartre
872. Pierre Etienne Laval
873. Pierre Fouquet
874. Pierre Fouquet (jr.)
875. Pierre Paul Louis Randon de Boisset
876. Pierre Rémy
877. Pieta
878. Pieter Cornelis baron van Leyden en heer van Vlaardingen
879. Pieter Roelfsema
880. Pieter de Smeth van Alphen, heer van Alphen en Rietveld
881. Pietersen
882. Planned referral of Schloss case to the CRA
883. Pons
884. Portrait of Michel Middelhoven, Pastor of Voorschoten
885. Portrait of Mr. Speyrat de Woerden
886. Portrait of Pastor Adrianus Tegularis
887. Portrait of a Woman (Ter Borch)
888. Portrait of a gentleman (Leyster)
889. Portrait of a man (Brouwer)
890. Portrait of a woman
891. Portrait of a woman (Maria de Grebber)
892. Portrait of an Old Woman (Maes)
893. Portrait of the Artist's Wife, Cunera van der Cock
894. Portrait of the Artist (van Mieris)
895. Poverty seeks list
896. Power of attorney issued by Voss to Dr. Erhard Göpel
897. Preemption sale to the Louvre of 49 Schloss paintings
898. Prefectoral approval to Lefranc for drawing up an inventory of the Schloss collection in Limoges
899. Pressure exerted by Germain Bazin on Vichy officials of the importance of the Louvre's exercise of the right of pre-emption on the confiscated Schloss collection
900. Prince Dmitri Alekseyevich Galitzin
901. Princess Louis de Croÿ
902. Princess Marie Wassilievna Woronzoff
903. Princess Wolkonski
904. Privacy policy
905. Proclamation of the “statut du Juif” by Vichy regime
906. Proxy assigned to Henry and Raymond Schloss by Lucien and Juliette
907. Proxy filed by Lucien Schloss for his sister, Marguerite
908. Préfecture de la Corrèze
909. Préfecture de la Haute-Vienne
910. Préfet regional in Limoges notified by Darquier de Pellepoix to return the Schloss collection to the Château de Chambon
911. Purge of Degenerate Art in Nazi Germany
912. Pusey, Beaumont-Grassier
913. Putteridge Bury, Sowerby Heirlooms
914. R. Gauthier
915. RG11.001M.82 Fond 1524 inventory at USHMM
916. Rambertus Pott
917. Ray W. Hugoboom
918. Raymond Léo Schloss
919. Recapitulation dated 4 September 1946 of the events surrounding the theft, recycling and recovery of Schloss 92 between May 1945 and 30 August 1946 (document)
920. Recapitulation of the theft and recycling of 15 paintings, including 6 Schloss paintings, stolen by Andreas Full from the Führerbau (document)
921. Receipt by Dr. Oertel of two frames from the Schloss collection
922. Receipt of 262 Schloss paintings by Dr. Göpel for the Linz Museum
923. Receipt of Schloss inventory at the Department of Paintings of the Louvre
924. Receipt of two Schloss paintings by Dr. Oertel
925. Recommendation from Jaujard to treat confiscated Schloss collection like the Rothschild collection
926. Recommendation to restitute a Frans Hals painting
927. Recovery by American investigators of a painting by Vermeer
928. Recovery of 10 paintings by US Major Silvey
929. Recovery of Schloss 229 aided by two Yugoslav officers and a French officer in Munich
930. Recovery of Schloss 25 and 227
931. Recovery of Schloss 28 and Schloss 243 at Landersdorf
932. Recovery of Schloss 49, Schloss 50 and Schloss 138
933. Recovery of Schloss 56 from a Munich studio
934. Recovery of Schloss 58 and Schloss 117
935. Recovery of Schloss 80 and Schloss 116 in Erding
936. Recovery of eight paintings including Schloss 15 by a joint American-German investigative team
937. Recovery of three Schloss paintings in Munich
938. Reger confirmed receipt of Schloss paintings
939. Reger correction that Oertl prepared list of Schloss paintings, not Buchner
940. Reich Chancellery
941. Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories
942. Reichswirtschaftsministerium approved 2.5 million credit
943. Reichswirtschaftsminsterium
944. Rejection of a Schloss restitution claim by the German government
945. Release of Henry Schloss from the Centre Brébant in Marseille
946. Removal of crates containing Schloss paintings from Château de Chambon to Veyres-Petrie
947. Renata Hornstein
948. Renewed inquiry by Schloss family attorney to uncover details about Schloss paintings in official French hands
949. Renewed request by Schloss family attorney for the restitution of the family's property
950. René Bousquet
951. René Catroux appraisal of Schloss paintings under Lefranc's direct control
952. René Claude Catroux
953. René Contant
954. René Huyghe
955. René Huyghe letter to Jean-François Lefranc regarding the seizure of the Schloss collection, 1944-05-02
956. René Mège du Malmont
957. Repatriation of Schloss 25
958. Repatriation of a painting by van Ostade
959. Repatriation of two Schloss paintings (Rembrandt School and Hondecoeter)
960. Reply by Florisoone to Rose Valland inquiry about a restituted Rubens painting
961. Report from Lefranc to CGQJ concerning the Schloss collection
962. Report on status of restitutions to Schloss heirs
963. Repurposing of Rivesaltes camp as a center for foreign-born Jews
964. Request by Albert Henraux for Schloss inheritance documentation
965. Request by Albert Henraux for a copy of the catalogue of the Schloss collection
966. Request by Henraux for notarized statement from Schloss heirs
967. Request by Mr. Wiel for information from OBIP on upcoming restitutions to the Schloss heirs
968. Request by the legal representative of Schloss heirs for a hearing
969. Request for a reinforced police presence around CGQJ headquarters in Paris to be used as storage site for the Schloss collection
970. Rescue of Danish Jews
971. Rest of the Holy Family
972. Restitutable Rubens at Compiègne
973. Restitution Release Form
974. Restitution of 22 paintings
975. Restitution of 32 paintings to the Schloss heirs
976. Restitution of Hals painting
977. Restitution of a Rubens painting by Compiègne
978. Restitution of a frame and a Canaletto
979. Restitution of three paintings
980. Restitution of two Schloss paintings
981. Restitution of two paintings
982. Resumption of the deportation of Jews from France
983. Retirement of Liénard from Judicial Police
984. Return of Lefranc to Paris
985. Return of the Schloss paintings demanded by Schloss family attorney
986. Review of the confiscated Schloss collection by Abel Bonnard and Rudolf Schleier
987. Revon
988. Rheinisches Landesmuseum Bonn
989. Richard Foster
990. Richard Freiherr von Friesen
991. Richard Green
992. Richness seeks wealth
993. Rijksmuseum
994. River with ships
995. Robert Borchers
996. Robert Langton Douglas
997. Robert Martinez
998. Robert Peel
999. Rodolphe Kann
1000. Roger Dequoy

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